Vatican Wants Dialogue With China
2008 March 14
March 13, 2008 The Washington Post
It was in 1951, after the communists took power in China, that Beijing broke ties with the Vatican. Now the Vatican and China’s high-ranking clergy are in the process of taking part in a “respectful and constructive” dialogue with Beijing authorities over the role of the Catholic church there, the Vatican said Thursday. Read more.
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